Sorority Rush

Sorority Rush drops Kate Lennox onto campus with one rule: no one can know who she really is. Her family's fortune means nothing here. To join the elite Kappa Phi, she has to earn her spot the hard way—no name, no connections, just herself.

The test starts immediately. Vivian, a Kappa Phi legacy, singles Kate out from day one—mocking her clothes, ripping her dress, cornering her in the dorms. Kate keeps her head down, refusing to fight back with the one weapon she has: her last name. Then there's Jackson. He's the one who steps in when Vivian's friends dump her things out a window. He's the one who helps her staple a bedsheet into a dress when Vivian destroys hers minutes before rush. He's also the president of a rival fraternity and exactly the kind of guy Kate is supposed to stay away from.

But staying away isn't that simple. Jackson keeps showing up. Vivian keeps watching. And Kate keeps lying about who she is. When a fake invitation lures her to an empty basketball court, she finds herself surrounded—forced to strip while someone films. The photos, if released, would end her rush in one night—and with it, the bet that lets her chase the future she wants.

Kate survives the trap, barely. But Vivian isn't done. And Jackson is getting closer. The question isn't whether Kate can keep her secret. It's whether she can keep it from the one person who might actually care who she really is.